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Latest revision as of 12:08, 15 October 2014
Warper
Warp 4 and Warp 9 are sophisticated image warping tools. They can be used to fix geometric issues and distortion within image sequences.
Both have a broad application but are of particular use when working with Stereoscopic 3D sequences.
The two Warp tools are :
Warp 4 |
The Warp 4 warper is a classic four point warper and allows warping through the manipulation of the four image corner points. |
Warp 9 |
The Warp 9 warper extends the Warp 4 warper with extra control points on each side mid-point and the center point. |
Both warpers allow warping of all three RGB channels simultaneously, or each channel separately.
